De Kalb Junction, ny

Local Food near De Kalb Junction, ny

Athol, New York

Mud St. Maple is comprised of a 27 acre sugarbush in Upstate NY, which includes a network of tubing running directly into the sugarhouse.... [more]

Athol, New York

Blackberry hill farm is a diversified family farm. We grow organic vegetables and herbs that we incorporate into our products that we make on site and also sell pork beef and also Organic sourdough... [more]

Kirkville, New York

Local Veteran owned small business,honey farm in Kirkville, NY Northeast corner of Madison County near the south shore of Oneida lake.... [more]

Canton , New York

Vibrant farmers market featuring local veggies, fruits, honey, maple syrup, eggs, meats, baked goods, wine, crafts, soaps, and entertainment!... [more]

Dekalb Jct., New York

Sugar Hill Farm raises 100% Grass-Fed Beef, Pastured Pork and Pastured raised Chicken. Our herd consist of Devon/Angus Beef and Tamworth Pigs.... [more]

De Kalb Junction, New York

Changing Lives, One Meal at a Time. In our search for healthier food for our family, we started sharing what we grew for ourselves and this is the fruit of that start.... [more]

Canton, New York

We grow unique, cut flowers here in the north country each season from May-September. Throughout the season we offer cut flower bouquets filled with poppies, ranunculus, tulips, daffodils, peonies, ro... [more]

Gouverneur, New York

Windance Farms primary goal is to provide people with the tools that they need to have a successful working livestock guardian dog.... [more]

Heuvelton, New York

Bittersweet Farm is a small-scale, diversified family farm in the St. Lawrence River Valley. We have a little bit of almost everything: chickens for meat and eggs, Tamworth hogs, Scotch Highland cattl... [more]

Heuvelton, New York

Milkweed Tussock Tubers is located in the St Lawrence River Valley of Northern New York. We are a small-scale spud and root operation begun in 2016, and St Lawrence County's only regenerative potato f... [more]

Canton, New York

In 2005, I turned a family tradition of growing garlic into Annie's Garlic.